Move over K-Stew and R-Pattz. Are Glee's Rachel and Puck the next superhot couple? Is it true? Does Heidi Montag REALLY fancy herself the next Calvin Klein model? Don't you want to know? Because we do, and that's why we're so glad that our friend and YourTango writer Bonnie Fuller just relaunched HollywoodLife.com.
The David Letterman affairs-with-female-colleagues scandal has brought the nature of workplace relationships—specifically those with older, male bosses—into the spotlight. And with it, the debate about gender equality, both at work and in relationships. Yesterday, Bonnie Fuller wrote that Dave Letterman’s inner office, screw-happy shenanigans won’t likely lose him any female viewers because women have a Prince Charming complex.We'd like to think Letterman won't lose viewers because we've all become jaded about cringe-inducing sex and the entertainment industry, not because we cling to an out-dated notion of fairy-tale romance. In a world where we know more about the canoodlings of Jon Gosselin then we do about our own friends, Letterman sticking his pen in the company ink just makes us shrug, force out the mental image and move on.
YourTango this week was purely legendary. That's right, there's no wait for it with us because this stuff is too good to miss. From legendary Cosmo editors Bonnie Fuller and Helen Gurley Brown to New Kids on the Block, if it was big with love and relationships, we had it. And in case you were too busy mourning (or celebrating?) Michael Jackson, here's this week's best from YourTango.
Do blue ball exist? Is outercourse the answer? Why steal $7 million of Levitra (why not?)? Guys cheat during the summer. Arianna Huffington vacations with her ex, blogs about it. Would you obstruct justice for your guy? Do pickup lines work? At all? Guys are just programmed to ogle. One super star of Cosmo, Bonnie Fuller, interviews another, Helen Gurley Brown, magic happens.
A conversation between two legendary women's magazine editors: Bonnie Fuller and Helen Gurley Brown team up to bring YourTango readers advice about sex with married men, hooking up, office romance and more.
Sex with A Married Man? Friends With Benefits? Office Affairs? Here, Cosmo queen Helen Gurley Brown personally answers your critical questions about all these things. Plus, why she's already saved you from a dreary life not worth living!
In honor of "Bad Girls Go Everywhere," a new biography of Helen Gurley Brown, by Jennifer Scanlon, YourTango is bringing together legendary editors Helen Gurley Brown and Bonnie Fuller—and you get to ask them questions.
Rihanna and Chris Brown are young (Chris is 19). Sure, they're celebrities who have faced the pressure of the public eye, and they've done serious work at an age when many people are skipping class because they did too many kegstands. But no matter what adult situations they've successfully navigated the fact remains that they are not grown-ups. They need guidance and support. Which brings us to Bonnie Fuller's essay on Huffington Post.
Forget having either a family or a career says publishing powerhouse Bonnie Fuller. Have both. Keep in mind that you may have to cut corners here and there. But it's all possible. Just be honest about expectations and don't let all the details drive you crazy.
